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RTL compiler - elaborate problem.

sandeepsuhas
sandeepsuhas over 15 years ago
Hi All, When I run rtl compiler I am facing the following error: Error : Invalid operating_conditions name. [LBR-32] [elaborate] : Library has no operating conditions named 'tt_1p2v_25c'. : Use ls to see the valid operating_conditions in the libraries. Error : Error when processing libraries loaded into domain. Cannot continue unless all domains' libraries are OK. [LBR-115] [elaborate] : Error when processing domain: /libraries/library_domains/_default_ Failed on elaborate -libpath /home/ssriram/project -libext .lib mult.v But the above said operating condition is present in the library. Any help would be appreciated. Regards Sandeep.
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  • grasshopper
    grasshopper over 15 years ago

    Hi sandeepsuhas,

    I believe you are using the commands incorrectly

     rc:/> elab -h
      elaborate: elaborates previously read HDL files and creates corresponding design and subdesigns

    Usage: elaborate [-parameters <string>] [-libpath <string>]+ [-libext <string>]+ [<string>+]

        [-parameters <string>]:
            specifies a list of parameter/value pairs for top-level Verilog module or VHDL entity
        [-libpath <string>]:
            defines Verilog library search path
        [-libext <string>]:
            defines Verilog library file extension
        [<string>+]:
            the top-level Verilog modules or VHDL architectures to elaborate

     

    You can see in the usage that -libpath refers to the Verilog library search path and not the Technology libraries hence your -libext should certainly not have .lib in it.

     I normally set libraries using 

     set_attribute library <library file list>  /

     Also, RC questions are probably better suited for the logic design forum I think.

    good luck,

    gh-

     

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  • grasshopper
    grasshopper over 15 years ago

    Hi sandeepsuhas,

    I believe you are using the commands incorrectly

     rc:/> elab -h
      elaborate: elaborates previously read HDL files and creates corresponding design and subdesigns

    Usage: elaborate [-parameters <string>] [-libpath <string>]+ [-libext <string>]+ [<string>+]

        [-parameters <string>]:
            specifies a list of parameter/value pairs for top-level Verilog module or VHDL entity
        [-libpath <string>]:
            defines Verilog library search path
        [-libext <string>]:
            defines Verilog library file extension
        [<string>+]:
            the top-level Verilog modules or VHDL architectures to elaborate

     

    You can see in the usage that -libpath refers to the Verilog library search path and not the Technology libraries hence your -libext should certainly not have .lib in it.

     I normally set libraries using 

     set_attribute library <library file list>  /

     Also, RC questions are probably better suited for the logic design forum I think.

    good luck,

    gh-

     

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